Dogdaddy69
Esteemed Citizen of ZV
lol.....interesting answers here.
Here's my answer, haven't seen one similar so far. I do piss in the shower, but for very practical reasons.....I travel for work, thus I spend a LOT of time in hotels......years ago, I used to frequently get Athlete's Foot from hotel showers, so much so that I used to carry a spray bottle with bleach to soak down the tub/shower at every new stop.
One day at work, I was casually bitching about the likelihood of Athlete's Foot from hotel showers and some guy says, piss on your feet, the Ammonia in the piss kills that bacteria just like bleach does.......of course everyone busts out laughing and immediately we all started busting the guys ass about it, but, he stuck to his guns, he just kept saying, try it and see for yourself, or don't, I don't give a fuck, it's your feet. We all called him yellow foot for the rest of the job and in general just had a blast making jokes and carrying on about it.
Fast forward a few years.........lot's of times, after long ass drives over a lot of hours or when changing hotels in short hop/short time situations changing job sites, I'd forget to hose down the shower first thing, and, sure as shit, here comes the Athlete's Foot again.....but, I remembered that guy and what he said, and I thought to myself, ok, wiseass, time to put that horseshit to bed. And, no one would ever know, so, I start pissing on my feet when I first get in the shower....I mean, who the fuck will ever know? Right? It's just piss anyway, it's sterile until it comes into contact with something when it leaves the body, and it washes right off in the shower, who cares?
Two days later, no more Athlete's Foot. Coincidence? Maybe. But, I kept doing it and I kept not having Athlete's Foot. 15 years later, I've not had a single case of Athlete's Foot in a hundred work trips and probably twice that many hotels. Is that why? The evidence to me seems conclusive, maybe I'm just lucky, maybe it's a thing. All I know is I'm REAL happy not getting Athlete's Foot.
Here's my answer, haven't seen one similar so far. I do piss in the shower, but for very practical reasons.....I travel for work, thus I spend a LOT of time in hotels......years ago, I used to frequently get Athlete's Foot from hotel showers, so much so that I used to carry a spray bottle with bleach to soak down the tub/shower at every new stop.
One day at work, I was casually bitching about the likelihood of Athlete's Foot from hotel showers and some guy says, piss on your feet, the Ammonia in the piss kills that bacteria just like bleach does.......of course everyone busts out laughing and immediately we all started busting the guys ass about it, but, he stuck to his guns, he just kept saying, try it and see for yourself, or don't, I don't give a fuck, it's your feet. We all called him yellow foot for the rest of the job and in general just had a blast making jokes and carrying on about it.
Fast forward a few years.........lot's of times, after long ass drives over a lot of hours or when changing hotels in short hop/short time situations changing job sites, I'd forget to hose down the shower first thing, and, sure as shit, here comes the Athlete's Foot again.....but, I remembered that guy and what he said, and I thought to myself, ok, wiseass, time to put that horseshit to bed. And, no one would ever know, so, I start pissing on my feet when I first get in the shower....I mean, who the fuck will ever know? Right? It's just piss anyway, it's sterile until it comes into contact with something when it leaves the body, and it washes right off in the shower, who cares?
Two days later, no more Athlete's Foot. Coincidence? Maybe. But, I kept doing it and I kept not having Athlete's Foot. 15 years later, I've not had a single case of Athlete's Foot in a hundred work trips and probably twice that many hotels. Is that why? The evidence to me seems conclusive, maybe I'm just lucky, maybe it's a thing. All I know is I'm REAL happy not getting Athlete's Foot.
Why waste water by flushing the toilet. In the shower it ends up in the same place anyways.
